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1mo ago
How do you know for sure that only your team is using the code? Are you ok with "the enemy" using your code to kill your soldiers, or you?
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1mo ago
> or why the actors involved signed up for it. People need money
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1mo ago
I use postgres. I've never heard of pgbouncer. So the answer is an easy Yes. Saved you a click.
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2mo ago
Why must I imagine that? We're assuming it's a position where you're screaming pointlessly into the void, and never accomplish anything. That sounds miserable, I'd leave, too.
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2mo ago
The USA did the same thing decades ago with the TCPA. It's not enforced, but it was still technically done.
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2mo ago
Just because the ethicist says something is a bad idea, doesn't mean anyone else is obligated to make a change. ie: blaming her for anything instead of the decision makers is... really weird?
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2mo ago
UWM, United Wholesale Mortgage. Their location near me (Detroit suburbs) has closed, but not after getting an awful reputation that's somehow worse than Quicken or Rocket Mortgage.
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2mo ago
It's nearly to the dome, and will crash any time now.
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2mo ago
So one step is a little over half a meter. That doesn't sound like a hampster's stride.
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2mo ago
"This could take up to 30 minutes for subagents to complete. Alexa reports that your refrigerator is low on milk. Here's a $2 off coupon for Walmart, why don't you restock while I work?" Why do we choose to live in the w
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2mo ago
Tools (including ai) come and go. They change rapidly. If you learn and get good at one now, everything could change in a single update and you'll know nothing anymore. Focus on the how and why things are done, so you can do them in an
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2mo ago
No warrent? No data. Easy as.
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2mo ago
Like when fingerprint readers were added to car doors in the 90s, and carjackers started cutting fingers off to get away...
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2mo ago
Those are different though? At no point in that sentence was I confused about which word meant what. Unlike Amazonian datacenters deep in the Amazon's Amazon.
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2mo ago
4 trucks... That can intercept and record all nearby 5g traffic? That's not even useful for police lmao
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2mo ago
On the other hand, exploring any of your interests without needing to calculate how it can cover rent means you have more time and opportunities to actually do things you're interested in. Working all day, then not wanting to do much e
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2mo ago
Is this interesting? AI does what we made it to do, news at 8?
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2mo ago
https://youtu.be/nE2132OUc5s
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2mo ago
I don't know what you mean, the DOW is over 50k. /s
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3mo ago
His Merlin was always my favorite, though I've never heard anyone else mention it out in the wild.
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3mo ago
Can you elaborate for those of us who don't know Warhammer?
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3mo ago
Wild statement, imo. There is no better open source database, so I'm very curious what you prefer and what your use cases are...
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3mo ago
> Gretchen Whitmer A sitting politician was nearly kidnapped by a group of people who all wanted to torture her, but let's focus on the one FBI agent.
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3mo ago
That's a great point. We should build a network that tracks all cops to make sure they don't get up to no good while off duty.
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3mo ago
If only that group would consider that its the children being watched, maybe they would think of the children then...
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3mo ago
And all of the 3 people using it will rejoice.
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3mo ago
Buying, making, and owning socks are not against the law in the usa, so socks are already compliant with the suggestion.
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3mo ago
Why would you give ammunition to someone who can shoot you with no negative consequences? They prove over and over that they can't be trusted, so the smart move is to take them at their word, and not trust them.
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3mo ago
This sounds like the HBO Common Side Effects almost to a tee
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4mo ago
"You knew there was a problem, and didn't fix it? You're here because I don't know programming. Fired." I think we've worked with very different kinds of people...
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